Having trouble understanding if there's a bug in failed_when, or my
understanding is incorrect -
a *false* and a *true* are OR'ing in a YAML sequence to *false*:
Fails (failed when evals to true):
failed_when:
- '"300 OK" not in command_result.stderr'
Passes (failed when evals to false):
failed_when:
- command_result.rc != 0
Both together pass (failed when evals to false):
failed_when:
- '"300 OK" not in command_result.stderr'
- command_result.rc != 0
Spent an hour going back a forth trying to find a syntax error. failed_when
passes the task when it evaluates to false, I've seen a post from Michael
DeHaan saying sequences are treated like ORs.
What am I not seeing?
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